Singh and Dala

In the matter of Singh and Dala, heard by Judge Wilson, the dispute concerned the division of property between the parties. The court was required to make orders regarding the sale and distribution of proceeds from various assets, including a property, a motor vehicle, and jewellery, as well as addressing the division of superannuation and other financial matters.

The court determined the specific terms for the division of the parties' assets and liabilities. This involved orders for the payment of a sum of money, the sale of a property with specific conditions for occupation and outgoings pending sale, and the equal division of proceeds from the sale of a motor vehicle and jewellery. Further orders addressed the splitting of the husband's superannuation and the allocation of all other property and liabilities not specifically mentioned.

The court ordered the husband to pay $15,000 to the wife within 30 days. The parties were directed to sell the property at Property A, with the husband having sole occupation rights pending sale, during which he was to meet mortgage payments and outgoings. Proceeds from the sale were to cover sale costs, discharge encumbrances, and the remainder was to be divided equally. The motor vehicle and jewellery were also to be sold and proceeds divided equally. The wife was to return a calculator to the husband. The parties were to prepare draft orders for superannuation splitting and provide them to the court and the trustee. All other extant applications were dismissed, with each party retaining sole entitlement to other property in their possession and being solely liable for associated liabilities.